Political Party
by Etymologically the word “party” has been derived from the word “part”. It refers to a situation in which there exists either a controversy or competition between two or more groups of people within a particular society or political order.
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Post Commentlindalulu
On November 16, 2008 at 10:03 am
Very nice post, lots of great information.
Phillip Torsrud
On December 11, 2010 at 3:18 pm
You’re correct that political parties, not the type of government, set the agenda. America’s parties used to have different goals, but today elites control both political parties. That’s why you see most large corporations and lobbyists contributing to both parties. The issues they constantly rehash for the public, gay marriage, abortion, religion in schools, etc…, is a façade that covers up the fact that the important decisions are quietly made and serve those in power.
Check out my blogs Liberal Media Myth, Revolution Rising, and Survival to see how this has become a problem in America.
You might want to check my website to read more about politics at http://www.politicsandjustice.com.
Keep up the good work!